Author Henry Higgins

Henry takes a trip to a time where anything goes, a title was defended 24/7 and WWE's Attitude Era upped the ante. It's time to get HARDCORE!

Henry goes back to revisit The Attitude Era, with 25 never-released matches from the period on offer. Will the verdict be "OH, HELL YEAH" or "SUCK IT"?

Certificate: 15 Running Time: 200mins (3hrs 20mins) Discs: 1 Chapters Fatal 4-Way Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship: The New Day v Enzo & Cass v The Vaudevillains v Luke Gallows &...

Henry takes a trip to the dark side to find out how wild WWE can get in 2016 as the WWE decides it's time for Extreme Rules.

Henry reviews the latest WWE Superstar profile release as he traverses the roller-coaster life and career of Scott Hall.

As the home video version is released, Henry looks back at the biggest WrestleMania in history, but finds it a lesson in futility more than anything else.

Henry throws up three fingers as he takes in the return to Dudleyville with WWE's latest profile DVD, this time on the greatest tag-team in wrestling history.

Henry takes a short trip down memory lane and recounts the rise of Rollins, Langston, Zayn, Neville, 4HW and NXT as a whole.

Now that the last holdout to McMahon has joined the fold, Henry reviews the latest profile release as WWE gives us a documentary on Sting, WCW's franchise.

Henry looks at the second half of the documentary series on the ratings battle between WWE and WCW...

An asteroid travels through space, the last remnant of a destroyed planet, passes overhead as a series of tales unfold, with Henry coming along for the ride.

With DDP at the wheel, Henry takes a third trip down memory lane as he surveys the "very" best Nitro has to offer.

The most notorious real-life faction behind the scenes are brought front-and-centre and Henry checks to see if they're TOO SWEET or if they can S*CK IT.

Henry reviews a cut-price release looking at the making and meaning of 25 WWE entrance themes.

Henry goes back in time as WWE presents a chronicled look at the history of the Monday Night War told over ten episodes, with the promise of ten more to come.

Henry Higgins III reviews the DVD release of surprise Network Special as the mid-carders enter the titular main-event structure.

As a staunch advocate of remakes and reboots, in this article, Henry looks at the various types and does his best to show why they are, in fact, a good thing.

Henry takes a look at WWE Studios, the promotion's movie arm, and why it can be considered a success and not a failure like the XFL or WBF.

One year removed from his passing, Henry takes a look at the latest release on the life and career of The Ultimate Warrior.

Henry reboots an old article about why movie remakes should be encouraged, looking to show why they are a good thing... and the irony is not lost on him either.